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When we have the technology to measure pain empirically (FMRI maybe?), we can revisit our definitions.
Matthew Yglesias » Marc Thiessen: Obama is Too Good at Killing Terrorists
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Getty Images FMRI scanscloud our scientific judgment.
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FMRI detects very, very small signals in the brain.
Recent Findings Don't Prove there's a Ghost in the Machine (Sorry Saletan)
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Put people in FMRI scanners, show them stuff, and see what parts of the brain "light up."
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Our narrative here is real FMRI data that's mapped visually and sonically.
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A volunteer lay in an FMRI machine, which is a four-foot-long tube containing a detector that pinpoints active brain regions.
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With new technologies like functional magnetic resonance imaging (FMRI) and positron emission tomography (PET), researchers catch brains in the very act of cogitating, feeling or remembering.
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FMRI studies of brain anatomy suggest that the subjective experience of the "dread" response comes from the attention devoted to the expected physical response and is not the same as simple fear or anxiety.
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FMRI scans are not inexpensive, and neither are my own telepathic services.
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FMRI results have to account for heart rate, respiration, motion and a number of other factors that might all cause variance in the signal.
alexz commented on the word FMRI
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December 14, 2014